The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-04
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the Oily aud wheeling Folks

Strangers in the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Dr.. Garrison is at Charleston.
Major Anderson ID homo from Mt. Lake
for a short visit.
Mr.. HIN Beach, OF HuddleBford, Eng
land, is ct tho Mcclure.
Mr.. Will NJ. Roehm, OF Philadelphia, is
again here and stopping, at the Stamm
house.
Rev. J. G.. holland and wife, OF Wells-
burg, were at the Mcclure House yes
tesday.
Mrs. J.R. Steer, OF Cincinnati, was at
McLure yesterday on her way to Mt.
Pleasant.
Mrs. s. J. Boyd and Edgar E. Boyd,
Esq, leave this morning for Mountain
Lake Park.
Miss Sallie Shsfer and Miss Jennie
Gaus. Of the Island, are visiting friends at
steubenville.
D. G. List, ir., left last evening for Chi
cage, and other Western points on a weeks
pleasure trip.
Mr.. Sam K. Mckee, who has been home
for the last month, left for Pittsburgh yes
terdsy morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlea T.. Hobbs will
entertain O number of their friends at
their home this evening.
Miss May Belle Hart, Of Washington,
D. G., is the guest Of her brother at his
home on Fifteenth atreet.
Mr.. and Mra. Chris Hess will leave over
the Baltimore & Ohio this morning for
Atlantic City and Cape May.
MIR. ". B. McMechen arrived home yes:
to-day morning from q business trip down
through the Kanswha Valley.
Clement Hess and wife have returned
homo from atwo weeks trip to New York,
Philsdelphis, Baltimore and Atlantic City.
Miss Sydney OFT returned home last
evening from Mountain Lake PARK, where
abe has been spending Revsral weeks
pleasantly.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Waterhouse are
among those who will leave on the
Baltimore & Ohio this morning for
Atlantic City and Cape May.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Holloway will
leave over the Baltimore & Ohio this
morning for Philadelphia aud other East
ern points on a pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Hobbs and Mr..
and Mrs. T. W.. Pbinney. who have been
spending the past month at Mt. Glare,
Mich, are expected to arrive home ne 1t
week.
Mr.. and Mira. Charles LETTERS and Mr..
und Mrs John Butterfleld are spending the
heated term very unconventionally aud
comfortably, atWoodlands, down the Ohio
River road.
The many friends OF Mrs. E. NJ. Pear
son will be pleased to learn that her STAY
at Mt. Clair, Mich, Ia proving very bene.
fetal to her. She is reported to be able
to be about now.
Mr.. Joachim Beuter has gone to Mt,
Glare, Mich, for a little rest and recres.
ton. He accompanied Col. W.. H. Grout,
genera. freight agent OF the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling road.
President G. W. Thompson, Of the Ohio
River road, and Hon. w. N. Chancellor
came up from Parkersburg last evening
and went west over the Baltimore & Ohio,
They are bound for the Yellowstone Park.
Miss Kate Wingerter has returned homo
from q pleasant and extended visit with
friends in New York and at the seaside re.
sorts. She has brought home with her a
charming visitor In the person Of Nfias
Mary McOabe, Of New York.
Rev. DR.. r, f. Randolph, pastor Of the
Fourth Street NJ. E.. Church, and Mrs,
Randolph, will leave this morning 10 be
gone three or four weeke. They will 20 to
Atlantic City, Cape May, Lake Ohantsu.
qua and other points Of interest. During
the time Dr.. Randolph is absent, the
church will be handsomely decorated.
W. B. Howell, proprietor Of the Howell
house.. left on the Baltimore & Ohio last
evening for bingham, Md, In response
to a message urging him to hurry to the
bedside Of his brother Frank, who is re-.
ported to DO DYING The dispatch was
handed to Mr.. Howell just as he gsteppsd
from the train from Columbus last eyen.
Ing on his return home from a trip around
the Ohio League circuit with the Wheel.
Ing ball club. 80
S3 Toilet Waters
impart q delightful coolnens and fragrance
to the basin and bath. Colgate z a. Jal